Here’s a list of all of the HTC smartphones compatible with Android Pay

September 19, 2015

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Earlier today, HTC created a new page on its official website dedicated to explaining just how Android Pay will work on its smartphones. The Taiwanese company also addressed the privacy concerns many potential users are having by reiterating that “a virtual account number” is generated to protect account information and to ensure that all card details stay safe.

Android Pay is compatible with a variety of different AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon-branded HTC smartphones, including the One M7, One M8, One Max, Desire 601, Desire EYE and Nexus 9. The full list can be seen in the table below:

In order to use the service, owners of supported devices will need to download and install the Android Pay application from the Play Store and add their debit or credit card information. Once done, they will have the facility to pay for goods in over 700,000 locations in the United States using the contactless platform.

Source: HTC

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Josh is an avid Android enthusiast who writes news, reviews and the occasional how-to articles. He lives in the UK and is fascinated by anything technical. He enjoys stripping and rebuilding vintage Macs and is a keen amateur photographer. Currently, his smartphone of choice is the HTC One (M8), but he has a sneaky suspicion that’s going to change when the Galaxy Note 4 finally hits the shelves.